Ottawa News Briefs Highlights Local Notices and Varsity News
Today in Ottawa News Briefs covers a mix of community items from calls about Sterald to funeral travel plans. It notes Rotary polio benefit ticketing, road project discussions, Phi Beta Kappa honor for James Chase Tyler, and obituaries for Sidney Flora and Dr Bernard W Gerwitz with local ties. It reports local arrests, parking citations, weather related postponements, and city bids for fire hose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Chase Tyler
C. A. Washburn
S. Cedar
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
Phi Beta Kappa
Tyler
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Fish and Wildlife Service
Ottawa
ST Louis
Cassie McEvoy
Bernard W. Gerwitz
St. Louis
Gerwitz
Helen McEvoy
Williamsburg
Kreighauser
Hospital Notes Admits and Births in Wellsville Area
Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs Anna Russell Pomona and Mrs C P Barnett including George Tilcock 120 E First and Barbara Nauman 312 E Fifth. Births report Mr and Mrs Robert Dawson Wellsville a daughter and Mr and Mrs Dayton Matile Wellsville a son. Dismissals note John Oshel Quenemo transferred to K U Medical Center Kansas City and Mrs Jack Ledom and baby daughter 704 8 Cherry plus Harvey Morris 523 N Hickory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Russell
Cedar
C. P. Barnett
Pomona
C. M. Blakeman
George Tilcock
Bill J. Hughes
Cypress
Stephen Miller
Willow
Wallace Bunton
Lawrence
Barbara Nauman
Robert Dawson
Wellsville
Dayton Matile
Route 2
Son
John Oshel
Quenemo
K. U. Medical Center
Kansas City
Kas
Jack Ledom
Cherry
W. R. Lancaster
N. Poplar
Harvey Morris
Hickory
Kadár declares victory for red regime in Hungary
Budapest radio quoted Soviet backed Premier Janos Kadár announcing his Communist government won the power struggle against the bourgeoisie. He dissolved the Csepel Revolu tionary Workers Council for misaligned interests and urged purges to enforce rigid Marxist Leninist ideals and workers control through reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Janos Radar
Csepel Island
Csepel
Kadar
Csepel Revolutionary Workers Council
Radio Free Europe
Death of Sri Lanka Governor General’s father at 96
Alfred Gonnetil, father of Ceylon Governor General Sir Oliver Gonnetilleke, died today at Queen's House, age 96. In Turkey, harsh winter crippled communications and caused at least four deaths in the highlands. In Welland, Ontario, a furnace blast at Union Carbide of Canada Ltd. Electro Metallurgical Co. division left one dead and two seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombo
Alfred Gonnetilileke
Ceylon
Sir Oliver Gonnetilleke
Queen’s House
Istanbul
Turkey
Welland, Ont
Electro Metallogical Co
Union Cartbide of Canada Ltd
Plan Would End Sinai Standoff
United States and Canada press Israel and Egypt toward a two phase plan to resolve the Sinai standoff. The plan asks for Israeli withdrawal from the Aqaba Coast and Gaza Strip and UNF units posted along the armistice line and Gaza until stability. Egypt rejects occupation while Israel seeks guarantees on shipping and UN supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
United States
Canada
Israel
Egypt
Sinai Desert
General Assembly
Aqaba
Gaza Strip
U. N. Emergency In Force
UNEF
Cairo
Nasser
Eilat
Red Sea
U. N
Set Date For Road Opening
Oklahoma’s Will Rogers Turnpike may open to the public at a Vinita celebration on May 16 if weather and construction stay on schedule. The Tulsa to Missouri line toll road, ahead of July 1 start, had its midway stop at Vinita chosen for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Will Rogers Turnpike
Vinita
Missouri Line
Joplin
Community sale and livestock listings across Kansas region
A dense older notice lists multiple sale dates and locations across Kansas towns such as Paola Overbrook Ottawa Lawrence and Pomona. It mentions John Deere Co used machinery livestock sales and community sale nights with contact notes and weekly schedules across Franklin County Ottawa Lawrence and surrounding areas. District buyers and sellers are named along with phone references and farm consignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Medlin
Paola
Kansas
Drexel
John Deere Co
Fanatomie
C. A. Myers & Sons
Centropolis
Ottawa
Hoberts
Bastith
Roberty
Mast 11Th Street
Lawrence
Kans
Overbrook
Raymond Wall
Mile
Neat Centrapols
Albert Stewart & Son Farm
Albert
Harold
Franklin County
Wilson & Locust Sta
Franklin Co
Wilson and Locust
C. L. Kapp
Frank UN
Kanana
Printy
Timber Plantings Offered to Farmers in Franklin County
Franklin county farmers can obtain seedlings this spring for shelterbelts windbreaks and other timber plantings at low cost with potential rental income. At a meeting in Iola officials H C Stevens Don Brown and Gordon Barnes outlined cost sharing up to 80 percent with a $25 limit per 100 trees and $2 per hundred trees for planting paid by Soil Bank and ASC cooperators. Under Soil Bank conservation reserve cooperators receive 10 to 15 year annual rentals. eastern Kansas rents average $12 per acre yearly with a two acre minimum. Kansas State College Extension Service will distribute seedlings and provide technical assistance in partnership with the Forest Service and other USDA agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Iola
H. C. Stevens
Don Brown
Gordon Barnes
ASC
Soil Bank
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Conservation Reserve
The
Kansas
Kansas State College Extension Service
U. S. Forest Service
USDA
Brown Sai
Narrow Escape In Plane Crash At Falton Missouri
A Wichita attorney Eugene G. Coombs 45 and University of Wichita professor Dr. Donald Coghill escaped serious injury when their plane overturned during an emergency landing in a snow storm. Coombs formed on the wings to force landing. a wheel struck a terrace causing loss of control. Coombs treated and discharged. Coghill admitted for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falton
Wichita
University of Wichita
Eugene G. Coombs
Coombs
Socal
Donald Coghill
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Moker
Lizzie Rayburn
Hazel Angelmeyer
Long Beach
Calif
Ransom Memorial
Say Srs
Armory
Arlo Peterson
Paul Losh
Chet Gates
Baldwin
Don McKay
James Minton
Bennie Harris
Gilbert Davenport
J. R. Cheney
Dale Dougherty
Bell Gardens
Glen E. Dougherty
Elmer Dougherty
Sidney Flora
Los Angeles
Veterans Hospital
H. N. Flora
Claude Buckner
Harry Flora
Essie Heck
Otawa
Vaughn Pontius
Camp Carson
Colo
Ft. Leonard Wood
Highway Patrol
Pontius
Milo Harris
Jovertime
East
Trinity Methodist Fellowship
H. R
Thomas
H. and M. Tavern
Main Street Bridge
North Main
Lowell D. Harris
Waverly
Ford
Charles F. Gonser
South Mulberry
Joel Cutting
West 18Th Street
Main
Harris
Gonser
Cutting
Garnett
Joe J. Bowman
Wellston
Okla
Richmond St. Therese Catholic Church
Owen Cote
Bowman
Dale Rocker
Ambrose Wolken
Delmar Bowman
Robert Bach
Clifford
Richmond
Anna Bach
Kenneth
Martin Bowman
Herman Bowman
Norman
Omar Bowman Lawrence
Ernest Feuerborn Benton
Wash
Lloyd Mills
John J. Rockers
Gregg Lick
Louis H. Dengel
Albright Sewing Circle
S. Main
Seseah
Aeenatund Buauet
RED Cross
Paine
Sinai
Jack Neilson
Anderson County
Werbrook Livestock
Neill George
Waverly Sail Pavilion
le CC Ec
National Selected Morticians
International
Association of Funeral Directors
Lamb Funeral Home
National
Morticiana
Beaesaene
Creveevnes Vervenes
Valentine
Westinghouse Steam
Alberto Yo-5
Zakubiin
Zarumin
Waits
Bountan Cru
Relieferry
Reding
CROWN
Hytone
TAFON
Pete
Bobbie
Halgary
McKesson
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